Artist	Song
The Blasters	Trouble Bound (Hard Line, 1985)
Richard Thompson	I Feel So Good (Rumor and Sigh, 1991)
Steve Earle	Devil's Right Hand (Copperhead Road, 1988)
Peter Case	Charlie James (The Man with the Blue Post Modern Fragmented Neo-Traditionalist Guitar, 1989)
Uncle Tupelo	Moonshiner (March 16-20, 1992, 1992)
North Mississippi Allstars	K.C. Jones [On The Road Again] (Shake Hands With Shorty, 2000)
John Hiatt	Tennessee Plates (Slow Turning, 1988)
The Waco Brothers	Harm's Way (To the Last Dead Cowboy, 1995)
Joe Ely	Me and Billy The Kid (Lord Of The Highway, 1987)
Steely Dan	With A Gun (Pretzel Logic, 1974)
Bruce Springsteen	It's So Hard To Be A Saint In The City (Greetings From Asbury Park, N.J., 1973)
Dave Edmunds	Trouble Boys (Tracks On Wax 4, 1978)
Los Lobos	I Got Loaded (How Will The Wolf Survive?, 1984)
Rod Stewart	What Made Milwaukee Famous [Has Made A Loser Out Of Me] (The Mercury Anthology, 1992)
Hank Williams III	Whiskey, Weed & Women (Lovesick, Broke & Driftin', 2002)
Whiskeytown	Dancing With The Women At The Bar (Stranger's Almanac, 1997)
Calexico	Ballad Of Cable Hogue (Hot Rail, 2000)
Drive-by Truckers	When The Pin Hits The Shell (Decoration Day, 2003)
Mike Ness	Dope Fiend Blues (Cheating At Solitaire, 1999)
Tom Waits	Frank's Wild Years (Swordfishtrombones, 1983)
John Prine	Bad Boy (Great Days: The John Prine Anthology, 1993)
Johnny Cash	I Hung My Head (American IV: The Man Comes Around, 2002)

Comment:

Some bad boys that are trouble bound usually because of whiskey, weed and women. Oh, and guns too. That wild side of life.

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